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Speaker 2: first segment, news Cap Lagerias Need and the Chiefs. Okay,
Speaker 2: I like that. Lagerias Sneed said the Chiefs defense had
Speaker 2: a clear plan. We just wanted Brock to throw the ball.
Speaker 2: Let me put this back. Let me say this again now,
Speaker 2: Lageria Sneed the all world cornerback of the Kansas City Chiefs.
Speaker 2: I believe he's the second best player on their defense
Speaker 2: behind obviously C. J. Stone Cold Chris Jones. Lagerias Sneed said,
Speaker 2: the Chiefs defense had a clear plan. We just wanted
Speaker 2: brought to throw the ball. Have you ever heard of
Speaker 2: a great quarterback or an elite quarterback the defense want
Speaker 2: him to throw the ball over.
Speaker 1: J Yeah, you're right, You're right. I like what Lageria said,
Speaker 1: and base on what he was saying. Maybe all the
Speaker 1: talks about being a game manager. Uh, maybe the bad
Speaker 1: game that he had, uh maybe three three weeks ago
Speaker 1: when they played, was it not not the Ravens.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it was. Yeah, yeah Christmas.
Speaker 1: Yeah, seeing a game like that, it would lead to believe,
Speaker 1: you know what, if we can put pressure on him,
Speaker 1: if we can get him to throw the ball, I
Speaker 1: think we will have success. But even though even with
Speaker 1: Lagarius saying that, I'm just gonna be honest, rock Perty
Speaker 1: had a good game through the air. He was twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three for thirty eight for two fifty five. He
Speaker 1: did have a good game. He didn't put his team
Speaker 1: in harm's way. There were just a few throws that
Speaker 1: I think if those throws were made in that game,
Speaker 1: the outcome may have been different. I'm just just being honest.
Speaker 1: But listen, all man, kudos to Lagarious sneed I talked.
Speaker 1: I talked to la Jerious about two weeks ago, man
Speaker 1: and and talked to him about the season he's had
Speaker 1: to this point and what he's done for that defense.
Speaker 1: Him and Chris, Him and Chris Jones Man and they
Speaker 1: they got they got away with one. It was close.
Speaker 4: This yesterday was a very very close game, very close game.
Speaker 2: But who's the offensive player of the year Offensive player
Speaker 2: of the year, Christian McCaffrey. Yeah, that's the guy you fear.
Speaker 2: That's the guy you set your defense up to stop,
Speaker 2: to stop. If you look at the Green Bay, what
Speaker 2: did he do? Run? You look at look at Detroit,
Speaker 2: what did he do run? Yeah? You look at the
Speaker 2: games in which he doesn't run the football, they don't win.
Speaker 2: I'm setting my defense because I don't fear him. Now.
Speaker 2: I can't let him do both now, because you got
Speaker 2: to pick one. I'm gonna stop the run. Most team says,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna shut your run off? Because what did the
Speaker 2: forty nine ers like to do. I've played in that
Speaker 2: West Coast system. The better part of my career is
Speaker 2: play action. You see when they when they got him
Speaker 2: on the move, he either got the first down, dumped
Speaker 2: into his full back hit the overheit, I hit the
Speaker 2: over routes. So it's like, you know what, we just
Speaker 2: don't I want twenty three, that's the problem. I don't
Speaker 2: want twenty three to beat and he's not gonna beat us.
Speaker 2: And so I'm not surprised that that was their game plan.
Speaker 2: What did they say? What did they What did Kanca
Speaker 2: City say? We wanted Lamar Jackson to throw the ball
Speaker 2: from the pocket. This is the way I look at it.
Speaker 2: And I told people, like, get upset. I said, look,
Speaker 2: if Lamar Jackson throws for three hundred and twenty yards,
Speaker 2: he has three to four touchdowns. I walked to the
Speaker 2: middle of field and I shake his hand. But what
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna let him do is throw for two
Speaker 2: thirty five and run for one fifteen. That's not gonna happen,
Speaker 2: right because I can't beat him because they're gonna keep
Speaker 2: the ball away from us, and he's gonna keep the
Speaker 2: crowd in the game. And so now we're at his mercy.
Speaker 2: He's running the ball. Now he's gonna play action us
Speaker 2: because we got to drop the guy down. So hey,
Speaker 2: y'all got to handle this up front. Y'all got to
Speaker 2: handle this up front. That's y'all handle it up front.
Speaker 2: They did a great job of that. But I'm not surprised.
Speaker 2: You say, perty had it go ahead, O Joe, what
Speaker 2: you wanna say?
Speaker 1: They stopped runn I think it was some point in
Speaker 1: the third quarter. Some point in the third quarter, they
Speaker 1: didn't run the ball as much as they should have.
Speaker 2: If I'm not mistaken, they did. I tweeted it. I said, okay, Nina,
Speaker 2: y'all a mess right around and keep throwing and not running,
Speaker 2: and y'all you're gonna get exactly what you're looking for. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But I think when it mattered, when it would have
Speaker 1: mattered most if they tried to run, there were a
Speaker 1: few times where the Chiefs defense stopped the run. And
Speaker 1: I think that's where Shanahannah went away from it, because
Speaker 1: they were prepared for it and they were ready for it,
Speaker 1: and I think that's what forced them in a situation where,
Speaker 1: you know what, we're being a little bit too predictable.
Speaker 1: We're running on first, running on second, and try something else.
Speaker 1: Let's try to throw it first and get them off
Speaker 1: their heels a little bit so they don't know exactly
Speaker 1: what's coming.
Speaker 2: And it just didn't work. In their favor.
Speaker 1: Listen, all it is is a guessing game, a chess
Speaker 1: mass between coordinators. Let me do the opposite of what
Speaker 1: they think I'm getting ready to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean you try to keep them off balance.
Speaker 2: But at the end of the day, what you're good at,
Speaker 2: you gotta be able to do that. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 2: you gotta be able to do. O yoe. And sometimes
Speaker 2: running the football necessarily isn't about getting You always want
Speaker 2: to get yards. But I just want you to think
Speaker 2: or no, I will run this ball, y'all. Keep streaming
Speaker 2: up feeling if you want to, I'm gonna hand it
Speaker 2: off and I'm gonna hear the crease on you and
Speaker 2: he be gone. Yeah, and I'll be gone. So I
Speaker 2: just can't let you sit back there and drop in
Speaker 2: the coverage. I can't. I mean, look at Spags, He's
Speaker 2: won three Super Bowls. I think he was. Wasn't he
Speaker 2: the DC at the Giants when they beat New England?
Speaker 2: He was? Yeah? I think what did he do?
Speaker 1: I think Spags was God damn everywhere Spag and go
Speaker 1: they got damn winning Super Bowl?
Speaker 2: Man? Who who's the Giants? DC? Yeah, Flags or Spag?
Speaker 4: Spags know something now he knows something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because he got four Super Bowl three with the
Speaker 2: three with the Chiefs and one with the Giants. So
Speaker 2: what that tells me he's a great big game DC. Yeah.
Speaker 2: It also tells me that he has his players in position.
Speaker 2: They study, you, study the tape and says, look if
Speaker 2: we do what we do and they beat us, that's
Speaker 2: on me, right, Just don't be out of position, don't
Speaker 2: play hero ball. Unlet's get him on the ground, because
Speaker 2: what do the forty nine ers do as well as
Speaker 2: any team in football? Run after catch? Cats, Yeah, Debo,
Speaker 2: I U Kittle, Jennings. We know Christian McCaffrey can run
Speaker 2: after catch because he can run the football. When you
Speaker 2: get there, they go no further. The journey's over.
Speaker 1: So if you look at if you look at forty
Speaker 1: nine ers offensively, look at the stats, look at the
Speaker 1: stats in the air Kittles really no yards, no catches?
Speaker 1: Are you didn't get the ball enough, Devo didn't touch
Speaker 1: the ball enough. Or from an offensive standpoint, if McCaffrey really,
Speaker 1: I would say, had the bulk of the was the
Speaker 1: bulk of offense in a game like that, you need
Speaker 1: all hands on deck, I said, I said, every time.
Speaker 1: If if the Chiefs had lost his game, I would
Speaker 1: have been upset about Tony not playing because you need
Speaker 1: every offensive weapon at you know, you need every offensive weapon.
Speaker 2: As to be to be used.
Speaker 1: That to have Listen, to have Kittle, to have Auk,
Speaker 1: to have Debo, and not use him to the to
Speaker 1: your full advantage offensively.
Speaker 2: I think it did.
Speaker 4: It did more harm than it did good.
Speaker 2: Well, it seemed like Debo tweaked his hamstring or something
Speaker 2: and he wasn't the same after that, because it looked
Speaker 2: like he would. It looked cause you saw him go
Speaker 2: down on you and he grabbed the back of that leg.
Speaker 2: That's never a good sign, right, And so now it
Speaker 2: doesn't look like he was out there because I mean
Speaker 2: they're already thin. Yeah, So now if you take him out,
Speaker 2: basically you going with Colley, and Collley made a big
Speaker 2: third down catch. And so I'm not saying that he's
Speaker 2: not a decent receiver, but he's more of a special
Speaker 2: teams guy, and so they probably was a little a
Speaker 2: little hesitant to let him play more snaps than absolutely
Speaker 2: positive necessary. Now, if Debo goes out, they really don't
Speaker 2: have a choice but to put him in there. Because now,
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess you could play Ray Ray McDonald
Speaker 2: and I think he got a handful of snaps, but anything,
Speaker 2: anything was possible. But see from and the forty nine
Speaker 2: ers with three or twelve on third down.
Speaker 4: It ain't gonna win you too many That ain't gonna
Speaker 4: win you too many games.
Speaker 2: Who you playing exactly, And so that's that's what I was.
Speaker 2: That's what I was talking about, pretty against an opportunity.
Speaker 2: You look back and then they're gonna be sick because
Speaker 2: they had them twenty to ten in the fourth quarter
Speaker 2: three year three or four years ago, they had them
Speaker 2: ten to nothing, and each time when they had momentum,
Speaker 2: they didn't get enough separation. Stop playing. He's like, oh yo,
Speaker 2: how many times have we seen the Patriots and team
Speaker 2: just be going up and down the field selling for
Speaker 2: field goals and not get anything out of it? And
Speaker 2: you say, okay, man, y'all better stop playing with Tom Brady.
Speaker 2: Y'all know what he capable of. And the next thing
Speaker 2: you know, boom, the Patriots win the game. You're like, Bro,
Speaker 2: didn't I tell y'all? I remember the Ravens have him
Speaker 2: dad to right, have him down by fourteen Late in
Speaker 2: the game. Next thing, you know, as a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: it was twenty four was it? Where it twenty fourteen? Nah,
Speaker 2: that's when they beat the Coats? What uh we need
Speaker 2: the uh might have been twenty ten. It might have
Speaker 2: been twenty ten when they beat the Giants. The Ravens
Speaker 2: have him down in the championship game. Didn't they beat
Speaker 2: the Ravens in twenty ten? It's some it's a quarterbacks. Yeah, quarterbacks,
Speaker 2: and so like you don't you don't fool around with them, Ojo,
Speaker 2: you go ahead and do you go ahead and you
Speaker 2: gotta put him away? Yeah, put him away? So go
Speaker 2: ahead and you go ahead and do them. Joke was
Speaker 2: dirty bad then when you think about it, when you
Speaker 2: think about it now, when you play teams that have
Speaker 2: quarterbacks that are special quarterbacks that can can raise their
Speaker 2: level of play in moments when it matters most, you
Speaker 2: got to put those teams away early.
Speaker 4: You got to put them away early. Similar Hell, the Lions.
Speaker 1: The Lions made that mistake as well, you know, taking
Speaker 1: points off the board, being up seventeen zip. There's no
Speaker 1: reason why the Lions shouldn't have been in They should
Speaker 1: have been in Vegas. The Lions should have been in Vegas.
Speaker 1: You got to put the forty nine ers away when
Speaker 1: you're in a business, you have them in a position
Speaker 1: like that, No reason for that.
Speaker 2: What do we talk about when Lions had the momentum,
Speaker 2: they didn't put enough separation? Because what happened when the
Speaker 2: forty nine has got the momentum in the blink of a.
Speaker 1: Nine seven seventeen points in the NFL should be enough
Speaker 1: momentum or enough separation.
Speaker 2: You don't think seventeen points is enough? No, because they
Speaker 2: should have been. You got to make it twenty one
Speaker 2: nothing right, you gotta make it twenty four three, You
Speaker 2: got to make it twenty seventh our teen right because
Speaker 2: guess what forty nine ers go get twenty seven or
Speaker 2: nine of points and guess what they got to leave. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's that's just you. Oh Joe, how many time have
Speaker 2: you been on the game team beating y'all but they're
Speaker 2: not scoring the kicking field goals? Next thing you know,
Speaker 2: you and carting them catch fire. You look up, you're like,
Speaker 2: we done got the lead on any bowling? Yeah, yeah, Hey,
Speaker 2: it doesn't take long for old mo momentum that is. Yeah, Hey,
Speaker 2: bro's when you get you that yeah.
Speaker 1: That's funny how the game works. That's funny how the
Speaker 1: game works. Every game, there's always a shift in momentum.
Speaker 1: There's always a shift and then balance. One team in
Speaker 1: the first half is playing one way. You come out
Speaker 1: second half the other team actually catches fire. And it's
Speaker 1: weird how that works. No matter what you try to do,
Speaker 1: it happens every damn time.
Speaker 2: Fletcher Cox shades Debo on ig After the forty Nineers
Speaker 2: lost first, he wrote, clown at nineteen problems. Keep the
Speaker 2: Eagle's name out your mouth, boy. H Denny later said,
Speaker 2: I still got something you ain't got. Listen. Yeah, been
Speaker 2: holding this one, been holding this one? He done?
Speaker 1: E a D Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, listen, this
Speaker 1: is is there.
Speaker 2: They're very There have been very very few times.
Speaker 4: There have been very few times in the NFL.
Speaker 2: What what a D?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You know you know what that is? Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know what Okay? Yeah.
Speaker 1: He wanted he wanted to abbreviate it. He didn't want
Speaker 1: to actually say it. But there have been There have
Speaker 1: been very few times in the NFL where NFL players
Speaker 1: really had true beef, true beef outside the game of football,
Speaker 1: where they really do not they really dislike each other,
Speaker 1: and this is one of those cases.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Debo going at it against talking.
Speaker 1: About Brad Burry. It was it was it's more personal.
Speaker 1: Crab Tree and a team Khalid wait a key Kalib
Speaker 1: didn't like each other. It was personal, really really really
Speaker 1: really liked that.
Speaker 2: One more. Joey Porter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Joey Porter and Levi Jones, a teammate of mine,
Speaker 1: really really didn't like each other. It went away from
Speaker 1: the field, and I think this is another situation where
Speaker 1: these two really have a disdain and distaste for each other,
Speaker 1: and I never like to see it go beyond the
Speaker 1: football field. Yeah, but this is where we are now.
Speaker 1: They really really don't like each other.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think the thing is, Oh Deebo felt last
Speaker 2: year had pretty not gotten knocked out of that championship game,
Speaker 2: they would have won that game. So and they were
Speaker 2: talking about this all some of these going back and forth.
Speaker 2: Them boys trash Mahome's gonna expose him, which he did,
Speaker 2: and they ended up losing that ball game. Late in
Speaker 2: the ball game. Then uh, Debo was like, hey, we're
Speaker 2: all healthy. We got some for you, whether a Sunday
Speaker 2: night or a Monday night. I think it might have
Speaker 2: been a Sunday night. They ran through them. I'm talking
Speaker 2: about like foreign water through a tourist. You know how
Speaker 2: you drake that water in Mexico?
Speaker 4: Mons, Yes, sor, I don't what was what was with
Speaker 4: the tackling that game?
Speaker 2: That's all? It was?
Speaker 1: Well for the chief, I mean, not the Chief, the
Speaker 1: Eagles tackling.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't know. I don't know. I ain't never
Speaker 2: seen nothing really trying to tackle. They're trying to push
Speaker 2: people out of bows and you gotta get through that.
Speaker 1: You got to come to the party, man, in the
Speaker 1: game of that magnitude, you got to come to the party.
Speaker 1: Nobody was coming up to the party, you know, wanting
Speaker 1: to drink. That's what I called it. You got to
Speaker 1: come up to the party like Bob Sanders.
Speaker 2: Like, if you come in to the party, come to
Speaker 2: the party.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they wasn't. They wasn't.
Speaker 1: It's like they checked out almost It seemed the way
Speaker 1: they played it seemed like they had already checked out.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Hold on, Richard Sherman and Crabtree with I.
Speaker 4: Think you know who you know, Richard Sherman and crab
Speaker 4: tre was cool.
Speaker 1: But Richard, I mean the Crab tree and God damn
Speaker 1: a team kalid a key to leave was on a
Speaker 1: whole nother level.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that was a good one. That that was
Speaker 4: a good one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good memory. That's a good football back then. Man,
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean I really all back then.
Speaker 2: I really, I really never even thought about it because
Speaker 2: you know, I wanted, you know, God's kind of war changed,
Speaker 2: but not like they do not. God's got on probably
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand. Yeah, you know, we had a little bit.
Speaker 2: We know, we had a little rope, had a little
Speaker 2: cross all that something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's now there diamonds crossing Jesus peace.
Speaker 2: Like this out there. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Man, listen, they got they got on Cuban south Mouth grill,
Speaker 1: grill with the diamonds in it. Listen the furthest I
Speaker 1: went obviously, I had a mouthful of golds top and bottom.
Speaker 2: And that's just to to look the represent the represent
Speaker 2: that was it. But today.
Speaker 1: But the boys out there looking like scammers in that
Speaker 1: football uniform.
Speaker 2: Man, man oo, we play in the preseason game. We
Speaker 2: were playing the forty nine ers. Yeah, and I had
Speaker 2: never had my necklace broken snatched anything. So me and
Speaker 2: Lee Woodhall, I'm blocking him as it's like a handoff
Speaker 2: and he gets up here, and you know he tried to,
Speaker 2: you know, yank me down.
Speaker 4: Right right, pulled through, tried to pull through.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So so but when he did that, I pulled
Speaker 2: him to me. So you remember, if I tell you
Speaker 2: somebody push, I pulled right right pull. I pushed right. Man. Wow, man,
Speaker 2: I was looking all around looking on the ground. Oh Joe,
Speaker 2: we flipped ends of the field, right man. They had
Speaker 2: security out there, They had the people out there looking
Speaker 2: for it, right man. The thing felled down in my pants.
Speaker 4: Yeah where you you had something expensive on?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I had I have a number. I have my
Speaker 2: number on right. Yeah. Uh it was a bad Yes,
Speaker 2: it was nice. Oh know when my home gott took
Speaker 2: it the baggage couch a little man. But uh, you know,
Speaker 2: Mike was like, man, what's eighty four? What's going on
Speaker 2: to Mike? Man? He snatched my necklace and I lost
Speaker 2: it on the field. So Mike told him, Man, we
Speaker 2: flipped the ends of the field, and you thought, hey,
Speaker 2: had You're still looking for it? Yeah, they were looking
Speaker 2: for it, and I was just like I was sitting
Speaker 2: on the bench like damn, man, I just got that
Speaker 2: thing like two weeks ago. Oh you know, I was
Speaker 2: just sitting on the bench. I'm like, oh man, what's this?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, you talked about happy real half. I
Speaker 2: was real happy about that. Swizz Beats responds to his wife,
Speaker 2: Alicia Keys Usher's moment. Swiz says, heard all the comments
Speaker 2: about Usher holding Alisia a little too close to doing the halftime,
Speaker 2: He responded, or I said, y'all talk about the wrong
Speaker 2: damn thing. Y'all see amazing dress covering the entire stadium.
Speaker 2: The night's performance was nothing but amazing to just see
Speaker 2: two amazing congrats Usher and my love at Alicia Keys.
Speaker 2: That song is a classic. We don't do negative vibes
Speaker 2: on this side. We make history. Go giants at the
Speaker 2: Brooklyn Museum. It's open until July. Blessings, Swizz, You're a
Speaker 2: real one for that because that, Oh Joe, please help
Speaker 2: me understand. I'm healthy. I'm healthy in a minute. Io
Speaker 2: Why we like that? Why everything? Why everything gotta be?
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, Jenny, Jenny, you know Jenny taff I
Speaker 2: used to work with great She is as good a
Speaker 2: person you meet. Man. You I know U ro can
Speaker 2: can can Black people can? Can? Our community? Can we
Speaker 2: have anybody of the opposite sex. Can they be friends?
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't. I believe I can be everything. Ain't gotta
Speaker 2: be sexual, I believe Usher let me. It's just like
Speaker 2: actress and actors if they're doing a love scene, I know,
Speaker 2: oh man, I know he smoked that. I know he's
Speaker 2: smoking that. Doing a job, right. That's That's the thing.
Speaker 1: I think the casual fan of the casual fan of music,
Speaker 1: or the casual person really can't understand. There's a certain
Speaker 1: level of maturity that comes into dealing with certain people
Speaker 1: of certain professions. And you understand what that comes with
Speaker 1: when you when you deal with actors, or you deal
Speaker 1: with the physics, or you deal with musicians that had
Speaker 1: the coast play and and and put themselves in an
Speaker 1: entertaining role for a specific for a specific.
Speaker 2: Thing that they have to do.
Speaker 1: It's a part of entertainment, which is what Usher and
Speaker 1: Lisa Keys did. Now again for Swiss obviously and anyone else,
Speaker 1: and that would have been maybe happened to be in
Speaker 1: his position to be dating Alicia. You have to understand
Speaker 1: what that comes with. You know how many rehearsals they
Speaker 1: had before they even performed last night? Yeah, sure Swiss
Speaker 1: was there and understood what was going on. You think
Speaker 1: about dating actors or dating actresses, that's another level of
Speaker 1: maturity that you have to have for sex scenes, for
Speaker 1: kissing scenes, for scenes where you're holding someone, for scenes
Speaker 1: where someone's sleeping in the bed with you. And I
Speaker 1: think they're they're for the regular average person. They can't
Speaker 1: see past that. They can't see past that because they're
Speaker 1: not used to it.
Speaker 2: I think the thing is now, there are some actors,
Speaker 2: some actresses that won't do but do a scene, an
Speaker 2: intimate scene. I'm okay with that.
Speaker 1: Also, wait a minute, you messing with your money now,
Speaker 1: there's certain things you won't do you until you taking
Speaker 1: money off the table.
Speaker 2: I can't do that. That's for them, and that's for
Speaker 2: their household. You marry somebody, you understand, right, Okay, this
Speaker 2: is what they do. Okay, fine, I'm cool with it
Speaker 2: or I'm not cool with it. And so I don't
Speaker 2: understand how you do that song my boot and don't
Speaker 2: get close or don't look out of eye you my
Speaker 2: boo and you know, hey, hey baby amen, and y'all
Speaker 2: be hugged up and you be rocking with it, and
Speaker 2: I get it. But I don't look at every time
Speaker 2: somebody do a song a love song together, when who
Speaker 2: is that? Was that Stephanie Mills and Teddy Pendergrads did
Speaker 2: that song or obviously now it was different with Tina
Speaker 2: Marie and Rick James, which work up. They were a
Speaker 2: coupled and we understand the chemistry there. But everybody that
Speaker 2: does a love song together aren't trying to aren't intimate.
Speaker 2: But we like to imply that because you put what
Speaker 2: you would do in that situation and you projected on them.
Speaker 2: We love projecting, you know, we love the screen projecting. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: old enough to remember this to projectors. They used to
Speaker 2: have a little film and you, yeah, feel.
Speaker 1: We had we had we had, we had them in
Speaker 1: high school. Now what I can say? What I can say, Uh,
Speaker 1: studies have shown statistically people that endure or work in
Speaker 1: jobs are you're always close in hind courters with someone,
Speaker 1: they tend to deal with that individual because you're always
Speaker 1: doing it constantly all the time.
Speaker 2: Yes, it does.
Speaker 1: It does happen, So we can't act like it doesn't
Speaker 1: happen when you when you're up and close. So then
Speaker 1: it with someone all the time in close quarters. Now
Speaker 1: the situations do happen. It does have happen, So I
Speaker 1: can see where everybody's going with it. But that's not
Speaker 1: the case.
Speaker 2: Here, right, But just everything happens. I mean, that's a
Speaker 2: that's a situation. But that's a whole different argument. I Mean,
Speaker 2: if we doing a situation, I'm doing a song or
Speaker 2: we're doing a movie, that's a that's the song is like, Okay,
Speaker 2: we do that, boom, we moved on. Alicia Keeves exit
Speaker 2: stage left. Okay, we practiced that. It's not like that's
Speaker 2: every day. We're doing this every city, two hundred stops
Speaker 2: a year. That's different. Okay. I get somebody working in
Speaker 2: a male a woman and a man and a woman
Speaker 2: working in close proximity, and you know, but here's the
Speaker 2: thing you keep Hey, what are you doing. Let's go
Speaker 2: get a drink? Okay, Oh, Joe, were going Hey were
Speaker 2: going on company, were going on company trips. Okay, we
Speaker 2: got a conference a convention. Yeah, and hey, what you're
Speaker 2: doing tonight, Let's go grab a bike. Okay, you're creating
Speaker 2: a situation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it had a happened at It happens all the time.
Speaker 1: I've heard the stories in real life. I've seen the
Speaker 1: stories play out in movies. Some of the things that
Speaker 1: you see play out in movies, they have to come
Speaker 1: from somewhere. They come from experience, they come from people
Speaker 1: actually doing it. So I understand where people are coming from.
Speaker 1: But in this case, we have to understand that they
Speaker 1: are entertaining. Their job is to entertain, and all parties
Speaker 1: involved understand that because there's a certain level of maturity
Speaker 1: that they do have to execute what we saw yesterday.
Speaker 2: The only difference between truth and fiction is fiction has
Speaker 2: to make sense, right, because we've all read things and
Speaker 2: you're like that I can't be true, and it's actually true.
Speaker 2: But when it's fiction, it has to make sense. It
Speaker 2: can't be out of the realm of possibility that nobody
Speaker 2: would actually believe that this is possible. Right.
Speaker 1: What's what's what's the young fella name? What's the young
Speaker 1: young people named from?
Speaker 2: From? Fox? Is it Fox?
Speaker 4: The couple the couple that worked on air?
Speaker 1: They worked on air and close quarters for a long
Speaker 1: time and happened that they got fired and ended up
Speaker 1: being together.
Speaker 4: What's what's the couple? You know talking about?
Speaker 2: What was it Fox? No? It was ABC? ABC? ABC?
Speaker 2: You talking about Amy roll back? Yeah?
Speaker 1: And in the homes. Yeah yeah, mster Holmes. You see
Speaker 1: you work with somebody, you see him every day. You
Speaker 1: know you have to deal with I'm sure the same
Speaker 1: scenario that you just mentioned. Hey, let's grab coffee here,
Speaker 1: let's get lunch.
Speaker 2: Uh, guess what training for a marathon. Let's go for
Speaker 2: let's go for a run, run, let's go, let's go,
Speaker 2: let's go get a read for you. Yes, sir, you
Speaker 2: see what you do with oo put yourself in harms way.
Speaker 2: There's only so many times you're gonna have There's only
Speaker 2: so many times you can you can run across a
Speaker 2: busy intersection before you get your ass hit. There's only
Speaker 2: so many times. Oh Joe, you're gonna be able to
Speaker 2: sit down with somebody? Yeah? Yeah, Okay, All of a sudden,
Speaker 2: you like it. Oh, I like the conference. Oh so
Speaker 2: you're such an easy talk Oh you're so easy to
Speaker 2: talk to. Is everything going? You know? Now you start
Speaker 2: sharing secrets at home? Yeah?
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: Now, all of a sudden, what's at home? It's annoying
Speaker 2: you come in the house, man, it's annoying. Such and
Speaker 2: such a so easy to Yeah, she's so relatable.
Speaker 1: And normal and normally That's how it is when you're
Speaker 1: dealing with someone or you have an outlet outside of
Speaker 1: home that brings you peace. You have an outlet outside
Speaker 1: of home that brings you peace. This is what happens.
Speaker 1: But listen on the back end of it. At some point,
Speaker 1: once you leave home and what you thought was annoying
Speaker 1: and you go to someone else that brought you peace.
Speaker 1: Now that you're dealing with them every single day, the
Speaker 1: cycle repeats yourself.
Speaker 4: Cycle repeat, The cycle repeats itself.
Speaker 2: At some point when you got when you're a kid
Speaker 2: and you got a new toy, I guarantee you didn't
Speaker 2: play with it the whole year you played with the
Speaker 2: mother dude the newness war. Don't like the rest of
Speaker 2: the toy that you got the previously.
Speaker 1: It happens every time and similar the same situation based
Speaker 1: on an analogy you just said, Like you get a
Speaker 1: new toy with women, women love a new person with
Speaker 1: that whole person whole year.
Speaker 2: We're in love a new heel.
Speaker 1: Oh, they're gonna wear that thing to death, till it
Speaker 1: until it started to wear down. Come on, I don't
Speaker 1: don't don't talk talk to me now.
Speaker 2: I know, talk about Ooh, I like this. I need
Speaker 2: something to go with this. I need I need something
Speaker 2: to go with this outfit, right right right that Persell,
Speaker 2: hold on, you got a hundred outfits. You think you're
Speaker 2: about to have a hundred persons up in this joint.
Speaker 1: No, it ain't gonna work like that. I helpe you
Speaker 1: got I help you. I got one person for a
Speaker 1: hundred outfits.
Speaker 2: That's how we're gonna do that.
Speaker 1: Interchangeable everything in the change. But I know she watched
Speaker 1: it through.
Speaker 2: Hey, Reil, Hey, here's the Joe. You know who got
Speaker 2: to be most secure? Usher's wife. What about that residency
Speaker 2: that he had. Yeah, and he on Tarajah and he
Speaker 2: on techy and he don't need different ways singing singing
Speaker 2: to people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Now you know who didn't have that that
Speaker 1: level of maturity He Key's husband.
Speaker 2: Ye're not used to that. This is new for you.
Speaker 4: So you have to stand.
Speaker 1: You're dealing with a woman that is a high caliber
Speaker 1: woman in the acting industry.
Speaker 4: She's great at acting. She's great.
Speaker 2: That derail and rail backing it up on? You heard
Speaker 2: what that? Whoa see?
Speaker 1: We talked about situations and put yourself in certain situations.
Speaker 1: Rail no better than to put herself in that situations.
Speaker 4: Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that, don't
Speaker 4: do that.
Speaker 1: You know better than that, baby, I know, baby, I
Speaker 1: know you watching and you'll come Hell of high water
Speaker 1: and the most part of the red seat.
Speaker 2: But I'm a part of something else. But do that,
Speaker 2: don't do me like that? What hold?
Speaker 4: But again, I heard I have a certain level of
Speaker 4: maturity as well. Enjoy yourself. You having fun? Yeah, you
Speaker 4: having fun?
Speaker 1: You know you your usher dancing on you, usher, singing
Speaker 1: to you. I'm okay with that. I'm not never I never.
Speaker 1: I ain't never been like that.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: That's a moment that you can have and live on,
Speaker 1: that lives on faver that you will always remember, you know.
Speaker 1: And I just I've never been that type. But it's cool,
Speaker 1: it's cool.
Speaker 2: I like us. I need to start performing too. Man.
Speaker 2: We are we do it for three four dice a week,
Speaker 2: four dice a week. Yeah, stage stage though, we bro
Speaker 2: we have we have thirty forty we have how many fives?
Speaker 2: What we had ninety ninety? We repeat at ninety ninety
Speaker 2: what we have last night last night? Actually, had you
Speaker 2: been able to make it, we had we had forty
Speaker 2: thousand ready to go. By the time you got here,
Speaker 2: it had dropped down in like twenty We built it
Speaker 2: back up, right. But if he had, if we had
Speaker 2: been able to go like immediately after the game, right,
Speaker 2: we could have hit that, we could have hit that hundred.
Speaker 2: But I believe no, no, no, no, don't worry about that.
Speaker 2: I believe now that we build up our sub base
Speaker 2: starting next year. Yes, sir, we routinely would be doing
Speaker 2: seventy five one hundred plus thousand. So but I uh
Speaker 2: halts off that you swizz. You handled you handle it
Speaker 2: like a real man. I love the way that you
Speaker 2: stood up for your queen, Like, hey, ain't no negativity
Speaker 2: over here. We quit to do that. Boy, If we
Speaker 2: ain't got something going on good in our life, won't
Speaker 2: we show eight, won't we show trying to bring something
Speaker 2: bad in your life? Oh? Yeah? Oh yeah, most definitely.
Speaker 1: The less the less you have going on in life,
Speaker 1: the more you concern with others and how they operate.
Speaker 2: Mh yeah, and entertaining uh hello, and entertaining they were.
Speaker 2: It was just enough. It was the most watched telecast ever.
Speaker 2: Super Bowl fifty eight was the most watched telecast since
Speaker 2: the nineteen sixty nine Apollo eleven moon landing. What was
Speaker 2: the numbers? Uh, the moonlanding. It was a little different
Speaker 2: because we didn't have as many people in nineteen sixty
Speaker 2: nine as we do now. The moon landing estimated between
Speaker 2: one five and a one hundred and fifty million. Last
Speaker 2: night Super Bowl fifty eight one three point four.
Speaker 4: That's that good money, that boy, that good I am.
Speaker 4: That's that good money.
Speaker 2: Dennis Shrewder playing his son's birthday party with a Raptor's
Speaker 2: cake before he was traded to the Net. Dennis celebrated
Speaker 2: his son's fifth birthday yesterday whether Raptors team birthday cake
Speaker 2: the cash and yes, we played before I got traded. Man, basketball,
Speaker 2: you know basketball is different than football. Oh choke. You know,
Speaker 2: football players don't rea and coaching baseball, Yeah, and baseball
Speaker 2: you know they be traded football football. You know, football
Speaker 2: don't really get traded. Football players don't really get traded
Speaker 2: like that during the season. Normally the trades happened in
Speaker 2: the offseason because football is a little bit more complicated,
Speaker 2: learning the plays and things like that. Trying to blend
Speaker 2: assimilate yourself in Man, Man, I feel, look, he's five
Speaker 2: and you know, hopefully he still had a great birthday
Speaker 2: being surrounded by the bomb and dad love and everything.
Speaker 2: But man, it's tough business. What do you do? What
Speaker 2: do you do in that?
Speaker 1: In that case when it comes to basketball players and
Speaker 1: trade deadlines, and do you do you know when you
Speaker 1: when you're on the when you're on the bubble, or
Speaker 1: you think you're going ahead, you think that you here,
Speaker 1: you here? Obviously your agent, your agent, your agent will
Speaker 1: let you know though right about sometimes they were working
Speaker 1: out with think about it.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir Adam Schefter is in business for a reason.
Speaker 2: Jay Glazen raising for a reason. Teams exacts, coaches NFL.
Speaker 2: There's a reason why they hear it. So you get
Speaker 2: wol you get Sean Sharanya, right, yeah, you get they
Speaker 2: know when they start reporting stuff, you gotta come from somewhere.
Speaker 4: You gotta come. They give them the lead on purpose.
Speaker 2: Huh. Of course, see I got to get in a position.
Speaker 2: But they figures and the thing is, but you but
Speaker 2: you notice, uh, if a reporter that writes up like
Speaker 2: what's your source, man, that man can't tell you your source.
Speaker 2: He won't get any more information exactly exactly. I mean, oh,
Speaker 2: how you know how if I told you how, I know,
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna get no more information, right, why would
Speaker 2: I tell? Why would I tell you where the money
Speaker 2: tree is? So you can go pick all the bills.
Speaker 2: You chopped my damn tree down? You would see the
Speaker 2: people to see your hair, is the thing on Joe,
Speaker 2: I told so, if I tell somebody where the money
Speaker 2: tree is, they ain't gonna see. They're not smart enough
Speaker 2: to like, Okay, I'm gonna get a couple off here.
Speaker 2: They want to chop the tree down. Now you know
Speaker 2: you chopped the tree down. Guess what, it ain't gonna
Speaker 2: grow no more money. So if I give up my source,
Speaker 2: guess what, I ain't gonna get no more info.
Speaker 1: And the funny thing about it, if you give up
Speaker 1: your source, then everybody else is gonna run to the
Speaker 1: source and try.
Speaker 2: To beat you to the punch. Thank you.
Speaker 1: You can't let him beat you to the punch. They
Speaker 1: take your money.
Speaker 2: Right now, all of a sudden, he used to give
Speaker 2: me information that nobody else had. I'm looking, oh man,
Speaker 2: he got that information. Now he's like, no, I can't
Speaker 2: give you no information. I got to give it to
Speaker 2: your rival. And now your boss like man, you ain't
Speaker 2: had no good info in a while, no intail. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, I let the face. The fans told me
Speaker 2: I should give up you know, my sources. So I
Speaker 2: told him, uh no, you can't do that. No, no,
Speaker 2: do that, Like I said, No, I don't, I don't.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't get down. Oh cho, I heard you're very
Speaker 2: excited to quiz me in some trivia. Oh yeah, we
Speaker 2: got a new segment. That's time for our next segment.
Speaker 2: It's called dunk.
Speaker 4: On unk, and you're finna get him all wrong.
Speaker 2: Hold up, why y'all put that picture of the ass.
Speaker 2: You know, I know that picture came from right, asked ass? Dirty?
Speaker 2: Guess what as told? It? Was telling me a Jordan
Speaker 2: so about, Well, if you work on this team and
Speaker 2: you can't take a little roasted, it's not gonna work
Speaker 2: well for you, I said, Ash, I kind of worked
Speaker 2: at a lot of places people don't normally roast on
Speaker 2: the boss. I'm just saying, you know, you know, yeah.
Speaker 1: Well wait wait a minute. Have you you remember those
Speaker 1: Dean Martin roast back in the days?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Vegas.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh man, you you got to you got to
Speaker 1: be able to that. You got to be able to
Speaker 1: take that who zim?
Speaker 2: Zim was your coach, right, Zimmer?
Speaker 1: No you had Marvin had mar Yeah Marvin, but Mark
Speaker 1: Zimmer was a defensive coordinator.
Speaker 2: He was there. Did you Did you roast Marvin? No?
Speaker 4: I didn't really bother Yeah, I ain't really bother you.
Speaker 2: What about what about uh brown Brown? Yeah? Well no,
Speaker 2: ain't whoa whoa whoa.
Speaker 4: But though those aren't the people you want to be
Speaker 4: funny with.
Speaker 2: I was. I was funny with my teammates. Oh no,
Speaker 2: I was. I was. I was funny.
Speaker 1: I was funny with Marvin and A and A in
Speaker 1: a joking manner, not making fun of him manner.
Speaker 2: Oh man, look here, I used to get mister B.
Speaker 2: I was. I tell the story, mister B. Mister Bowling
Speaker 2: was our owner. And you know he used to come in.
Speaker 2: He used to come in on Thursdays, go down to
Speaker 2: uh train of Steve Antonopolis Greek and he would sit
Speaker 2: up in his office, put his uh uh and put
Speaker 2: his uh, put his feet up on Greek's desk and
Speaker 2: wait for Greek to come in there after he get
Speaker 2: done tape and ask him about the injuries. So I went,
Speaker 2: I stole his glasses, cut my shorts up like here,
Speaker 2: like here, he has little teeny tiny shorts. Got me
Speaker 2: a shirt. So I came in there, had the socks.
Speaker 2: He liked to pull the socks up like quarter almost
Speaker 2: to his calves, and so I did that. But I
Speaker 2: got his glasses on, so I'm dressed like he would
Speaker 2: normally dress. He walked, he turned the corner to come
Speaker 2: in Greek office. I got my feet up on Greek's desk,
Speaker 2: got his glasses on, and I just look it. He's like,
Speaker 2: he like you, mofock man. He thought he thought that
Speaker 2: was the funniest thing ever. He says, you know, you're
Speaker 2: the only one that could get away with his I say,
Speaker 2: I absolutely no, I'm the only work that can get
Speaker 2: away with this. Mike. You know before Mike would like
Speaker 2: coming to me and I'll be up there early. We
Speaker 2: always in the seats early. Mike didn't play that bull job.
Speaker 2: You walking in and when you standing up, you better
Speaker 2: not walking in that room. You better bout if you
Speaker 2: go ahead, wake, go ahead and take that fine because
Speaker 2: you walk in there, it ain't gonna be pretty. So
Speaker 2: you know, Mike would come in like at nine o'clock.
Speaker 2: Everybody always sitting up in there like eight fifty eight.
Speaker 2: You know, I got a head to the had got
Speaker 2: a head to the podium, got got a mimicking. Yeah, hey,
Speaker 2: he come down there. I couldn't get I couldn't get
Speaker 2: I couldn't get my seat soon enough for yo, he
Speaker 2: can't be a couple of time. But it is what
Speaker 2: it is. Number seven. Oh yeah, I got him at
Speaker 2: practice all the time. Oh yeah, oh yeah, that was funny.
Speaker 2: No oh, it was his manner rhythms. It was his
Speaker 2: manner rhythm that I yeah. But I was the guy
Speaker 2: to keep it lose, o Joe. I had to keep
Speaker 2: it loose.
Speaker 1: But I knew when they had fun. When get serious,
Speaker 1: we're in the same boat. We're in the same boat.
Speaker 2: Huh who sometimes? Oh you you deserve to get road.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna tell you the time to ask. You
Speaker 2: went to pick up something and threw a back out.
Speaker 2: It was heavy, heavy, Oh good man. I wasn't sunna
Speaker 2: to tell it about bad joy. But Jordan, coach me, Jordan,
Speaker 2: what is said?
Speaker 1: She went to pick up a pin, a pin, a pin,
Speaker 1: an ink pen. Oh that means she must have been
Speaker 1: working out. So the injury was working out.
Speaker 2: Walk walking from the elevator to take you to take
Speaker 2: the elevator down two floors to my root. That's about
Speaker 2: working out as I'm sorry. All right, come on, yo,
Speaker 2: let's get it. You're ready.
Speaker 1: Dunk on, dunk on uns, dunk on unc trivia question.
Speaker 1: The first question is you're not gonna get this one anyway.
Speaker 1: You're definitely gonna get this You ready, yep. Patrick Mahome
Speaker 1: just won his third Lombardi Trophy. He was the second
Speaker 1: youngest quarterback to ever win a Super Bowl back in
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen, at the age of twenty four. Who is
Speaker 1: the youngest quarterback to win a title? Yeah, you ain't
Speaker 1: gonna get this one.
Speaker 2: He was the second.
Speaker 4: Oh, big Ben, Yeah you ain't know that, man, You
Speaker 4: cheating man.
Speaker 2: Let me see. Let me see your hand, Let me
Speaker 2: see your hands, big Ben. You gotta realize. Big Ben
Speaker 2: came out early, and he won the Super Bowl in
Speaker 2: the second year. They lost in the AFC Championship Game
Speaker 2: to Pittsburgh, to New England in two thousand and two
Speaker 2: thousand and four, and he came back and won it
Speaker 2: in two thousand and five. I was at that game
Speaker 2: because that same night, that's the same night Kobe scored
Speaker 2: eighty one on Toronto.
Speaker 1: Okay, you're right, you're right, You're right, Chad Ben Ben
Speaker 1: Roethlisberger was the youngest quarterback to win the Super Bowl
Speaker 1: at the age of twenty three when its Steelers defeated
Speaker 1: the Seahawks and Super.
Speaker 2: Bowl forty forty. Okay, you got.
Speaker 1: One, you got one, all right, You definitely gonna get
Speaker 1: this one though. Okay, which city has hosted the most
Speaker 1: Super Bowls?
Speaker 2: New Orleans and New Orleans and Miami?
Speaker 4: Loud and wrong?
Speaker 1: No, your first your first answer. We're gonna first answer
Speaker 1: your first answer with New Orleans. Wrong, it's Miami. Miami
Speaker 1: has hold the most Super Bowls with eleven.
Speaker 2: Wow, eleven.
Speaker 4: But listen, super Bowl is in New Orleans this year,
Speaker 4: this year, coming up.
Speaker 2: Do you have any you have ertry of your multiple
Speaker 2: choice They all these are multiple choice choice.
Speaker 1: You want me to give you the answers, You want
Speaker 1: me to give you the answer to you to choose
Speaker 1: from them.
Speaker 2: You know how that's multiple choice working.
Speaker 1: No, we ain't doing that. Hey, you you you bet.
Speaker 1: You gotta be like stumped the swab. You got to
Speaker 1: know this stuff. You do realize that's that's not my
Speaker 1: only job, though, stumping, all right, we got one more. Oh,
Speaker 1: oh this is you should get this one. This is
Speaker 1: a no brainer. Christian McCaffrey led the NFL in yards
Speaker 1: from scrimmers this season with twenty twenty three yards, which
Speaker 1: running backs hold it, and then for a record with
Speaker 1: the most yards from scrimmags in a single season.
Speaker 2: You gotta know this. Come go out on a limb.
Speaker 2: I think I'm gonna say, Chris Johnson.
Speaker 4: Oh, well, you good, You're good. The answer is correct.
Speaker 1: Chris Johnson has two thousand, five hundred and nine yards
Speaker 1: from scrimmage in two thousand and nine, most in NFL history.
Speaker 2: He really should have had the record because remember they
Speaker 2: called his long runner back back against Seattle call holding.
Speaker 2: He would have went over twenty one. He would have
Speaker 2: went over twenty one hundred easily. Yeah. But yeah, I
Speaker 2: feel you know, I think I said, I think I
Speaker 2: know this. Most people probably would have said, like Eric Dickerson,
Speaker 2: but Ed didn't catch a whole lot of passes the
Speaker 2: year he went for twenty one oh five. Because that
Speaker 2: was the same your dad through for five thousand eighty
Speaker 2: four with forty eight touchdowns.
Speaker 4: By the march, Mark Clayton, I never forget that.
Speaker 2: The March Brothers. So yeah, yeah, So I felt I
Speaker 2: was like, nah, Ed didn't catch enough passes. Adrian Peterson
Speaker 2: was really not Marshall falk Win a thousand thousand, Roger
Speaker 2: Craig win a thousand thousand. Yeah, but I was like, nah,
Speaker 2: I think, I say, yeah, yeah, all right, you should know.
Speaker 2: You should know this one. You should know this one.
Speaker 4: I know that trying to open my door.
Speaker 2: Oh all right, you should know this one.
Speaker 1: This is a good one because this is right up
Speaker 1: your alley, and I know your memory serves you well. Okay,
Speaker 1: you played in your first Super Bowl back in nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety eight. Goddamn you old Manco's versus Packers in Super
Speaker 1: Bowl thirty two two. Who scored the first touchdown? There's
Speaker 1: no way you get this wrong. Who scored the first
Speaker 1: touchdown in Super Bowl thirty two?
Speaker 2: For US or for them? For green Bay? First touchdown? Period? Okay, uh,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say, Antonio Freeman, may you cheating because you
Speaker 2: looking down? Man?
Speaker 1: You're looking down, man, You're looking at something. Man, ain't
Speaker 1: no way in here. You know this stuff? Man, You
Speaker 1: do realize I played at the Gable, Nah, Man, you
Speaker 1: looking at something man, come on, man, man, hey, as
Speaker 1: are y all over there giving uncle answers?
Speaker 2: Man, she didn't give it? Do you think she want
Speaker 2: me to think I know everything? She hated when I
Speaker 2: ask her to look at something and I go ahead
Speaker 2: and tell her the answer before you look it up,
Speaker 2: she just look at me and give me the easiest look.
Speaker 2: She would never give me the answer. I would never
Speaker 2: like ash. I need you to help me cheat on this. No,
Speaker 2: she's gonna give me all wrong answers.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, Antonio Freeman twenty two yard TV
Speaker 1: reception from Brett Favor in the first quarter. Obviously your
Speaker 1: Broncos won a game thirty one.
Speaker 2: Yeh at the back of the end zone because Steve
Speaker 2: hit him and he's still head onto the ball.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, all right, Okay, I know you're not
Speaker 1: gonna get this one. Okay, I know you're not gonna
Speaker 1: get this one because this is this is gonna just gonna.
Speaker 2: Throw you off. Okay.
Speaker 1: Usher performed in this year's Super Bowl halftime show, which
Speaker 1: is the following artist have never performed at halftime right, Kerry.
Speaker 2: Madonna Madonna dead in Indiana.
Speaker 4: And Thenneapolis or Black Eyed Peas.
Speaker 2: Black Eyed pe have Mariah Carey.
Speaker 1: Man, man, they man, they gave you, they gave the
Speaker 1: answers before we started this.
Speaker 2: Man, Oh Joe, you how how you know?
Speaker 1: Mariah ain't never been in super Bowl as many super
Speaker 1: Bowl as it's been.
Speaker 2: You hear, o Joe. The thing that you're gonna learn
Speaker 2: that when you do TV, if you get with if
Speaker 2: you can unfortunately I hope you do get back in
Speaker 2: linear television, you have to have tremendous recall because now
Speaker 2: now it's kind of moved away from just debate and
Speaker 2: it's more conversational. But the thing that you have to
Speaker 2: do is that you have to hear what the what
Speaker 2: one guy said? Now I've got to punch a hole
Speaker 2: in his argument while recalling all of my information that
Speaker 2: I have. And so you have to be able to
Speaker 2: remember stats. You have to be able to remember date.
Speaker 2: You remember I told you we was? We was my
Speaker 2: grandfather's iPhone before there was a phone, because they would
Speaker 2: give us. He would like, Hey, tell them boys your number,
Speaker 2: And when he got home, Hey, what was such and
Speaker 2: such number? What was this? What was that? And we
Speaker 2: had to recall yes, yes, and he was big. He
Speaker 2: used to tell me and my brother all the time.
Speaker 2: He said, if I take you somewhere, you should always
Speaker 2: be able to get back. So he would. Now my brother,
Speaker 2: that was my brother. I couldn't do it because I'm
Speaker 2: sleep be back at the driveway. I'm but not my brother.
Speaker 2: He would always take my brother because I'd be sleeping
Speaker 2: at night. And a lot of times he would take
Speaker 2: my brother, come on spanky, ride with me to the
Speaker 2: truck stop, get a cup of coffee, get some grists
Speaker 2: or something like that. You notice I said he uh
Speaker 2: and would eat get something to eat. My brother ain't
Speaker 2: really getting getting another to eat. But oh, soil you
Speaker 2: do realize I was on Jeopardy and I wonder, right, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: you was on Jeopardy.
Speaker 1: But they give you a heads up on what you
Speaker 1: might get asked on Jeopardy.
Speaker 2: They give they give you possible topics that you might
Speaker 2: get asked. So this is the thing.
Speaker 1: If you got the if you have the possible topics,
Speaker 1: you know the questions that that are going to be always.
Speaker 4: Some around and in the realm of what you're studying.
Speaker 2: For o Jo. Do you know how many Olympics that
Speaker 2: they've had. Do you know how many television series have
Speaker 2: been on? Yeah, so they say TV series, you might
Speaker 2: get gun smoked, you might get friends, you might get Martin,
Speaker 2: but you also might get bewitched of some other stuff.
Speaker 2: Mad Rota Taxi.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm ready for what you know? What you know
Speaker 1: about taxi? Remember the movie Taxi?
Speaker 2: I do? You're talking about what? You don't remember? That's
Speaker 2: what Jodi Foster's you.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. I'm talking about the original Taxi. Now,
Speaker 1: the original Taxi with Jody Foster. Yes, man, when it
Speaker 1: was battling the Green Cabs and the yellow Calves, the
Speaker 1: green cab and the two twins, the two the two
Speaker 1: bodybuild of twins.
Speaker 2: I think we talked about different things.
Speaker 4: Oh so I'm talking about DC I'm about I'm talking
Speaker 4: about DC cab.
Speaker 2: My bad? Oh no, I thought you about it? Like,
Speaker 2: ain't no way you know about Jodie Fosters. She got
Speaker 2: hominated for an Academy Ward.
Speaker 4: Wait, Taxi is DC cab Taxi?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think the name of the movie is is is Taxi?
Speaker 1: They had the yellow Cabs in the green cab DC Cab.
Speaker 2: I don't remember what you say getting I'm getting Jodi
Speaker 2: Foster chat, y'all remember that, well, do Jody? Because Jodi
Speaker 2: Foster got nominated for an Academy Award. I think she
Speaker 2: was like fourteen or fifteen. She didn't win. She won
Speaker 2: for Silence of the Lambs with her killed that Anthony Hopkins.
Speaker 1: Hopkins, Yeah, yeah, you see how I came to see
Speaker 1: see how Yeah see how number stuff?
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah yeah? Oh yo? Was he born? What?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 4: I was born in sixty eight?
Speaker 2: Man? What you're talking about? One boyat like? Hold on,
Speaker 2: I'm thinking about seven that taxi bro. All these movies.
Speaker 4: I know all the movies.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 4: I've seen all them. I've seen all them, all.
Speaker 1: The movies from back before I was born, from the fifties, sixties,
Speaker 1: seventies eighted. I can talk about all them because like
Speaker 1: my grandma, my grandma introduced me.
Speaker 4: To all that, so I can talk about stuff before
Speaker 4: I was even alive.
Speaker 2: Like like movies. You remember Jack and a few good men,
Speaker 2: A few good men. Yeah. You can't handle the truth, yes,
Speaker 2: right When he said up, he say, and he asked
Speaker 2: him a question. Yeah, And he says, you want the truth,
Speaker 2: He says, I think I'm entitled to it. You want
Speaker 2: the truth? He said, you can't handle tru the truth. Yes, son,
Speaker 2: we live in the world that has walls, and those
Speaker 2: walls have to be guarded by men with guns. Who's
Speaker 2: gonna do it? You? You, Lieutenant Weinberg, I have a
Speaker 2: greater responsibility than you could possibly fathom. You weak for Santiago,
Speaker 2: You curse the Marines. You have that luxury. You have
Speaker 2: the luxury of not knowing what I know. Nantiago, while tragic,
Speaker 2: probably saved lives. My appearance grotesque and incomprehensible to you
Speaker 2: save lives. You don't want the truth, a deep down
Speaker 2: in places that party, you don't talk about it. You
Speaker 2: want me on that wall, You need me on that wall.
Speaker 2: He used words like cold, honor, loyalty. We use these
Speaker 2: words of a backbone, spend defending something. You use it
Speaker 2: as a punch line. Not having the time nor the
Speaker 2: inclination to explain myself to a man who rise than
Speaker 2: sleeps under the blanket of freedoms, I provide and then
Speaker 2: questioned the man in which I provide it. I'd whether
Speaker 2: you say thank you or pick a weapon standing post.
Speaker 2: Either way, I don't give a damn what you think
Speaker 2: you are entitled to. Did you order the cold red?
Speaker 2: I did my job. Did you order the cold rent?
Speaker 2: I did I like that?
Speaker 4: That what I'm talking about? I like that. That was beautiful.
Speaker 4: Now that was beautiful.
Speaker 2: Jack hit that thing. Hey, he killed it.
Speaker 1: This method acting, getting into character, being able to deliver
Speaker 1: in the heat of the moment is why he is
Speaker 1: one of the greatest actors of all time.
Speaker 2: And that was nice.
Speaker 4: That was not We gotta get you in front of
Speaker 4: the big screen.
Speaker 2: You gotta got I got tremendous recalling, Oh Joe, When
Speaker 2: I tell people, I can tell you my grandfather died
Speaker 2: when I was eight, I can tell you everything you
Speaker 2: ever said. I can tell you my grandma lived since
Speaker 2: I was forty three years of eight. I can tell
Speaker 2: you every time my grandmother's been upset at me. I
Speaker 2: can tell you why. I can tell you where I was.
Speaker 2: I can tell you exactly what I did every single time. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I have.
Speaker 1: I have tremendous recall as well, based on the situation
Speaker 1: and the circumstances and the outcome that it had. Most
Speaker 1: of the time, the outcome had to be negative.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: If the outcome was negative, I have tremendous recall.
Speaker 2: You know, that's just how you know.
Speaker 4: Things stick out to you much better that way.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure why it is, but that that just
Speaker 1: that's just the way life is and the way the
Speaker 1: way it goes. Most of the part of the things
Speaker 1: that I've done in life I cannot recall. I cannot
Speaker 1: recall because it's it's normal for me. It's it happens
Speaker 1: in a repetitive fashion, and I don't remember the negative
Speaker 1: things happy very seldom, which is why I'm able to
Speaker 1: recall them very very clear, like it just happened yesterday,
Speaker 1: right
Speaker 2: Z.